Areas of Concentration
Students can choose one concentration or certificate program from the list below.

The area of concentration consists of 18 hrs. The specific courses for each concerntration are chosen through consultation with the graduate coordinator, to provide for an individualized program.

Certificate programs are described in the graduate catalog. If the certificate program is less than 18 credit hours, then additional related courses are chosen in consultation with the graduate coordinator. In addition the application process for the MLS program, an application the certificate program must be completed (please see the forms page - certificate application).

Concentrations
American History	[ ]
American Studies	[ ]
Art and Culture in Society	[ ]
Business and Government Writing	[ ]
Communication	[ ]
Comparative Cultural Studies: The Hispanic World	[ ]
English	[ ]
English for Speakers of Other Languages	[ ]
European/Asian/African History	[ ]
The Human Condition	[ ]
Humanities	[ ]
International Studies	[ ]
Issues of Social Concern	[ ]
Leadership Studies	[ ]
Political Science	[ ]
Psychology	[ ]
Public Policy Analysis	[ ]
Race, Ethnicity, and Class	[ ]
Sociology	[ ]
Spanish	[ ]
Certificate Programs*	Requirements
Aging Studies	[ view ]
Cognitive Sciences	[ view ]
Computer Forensics	[ view ]
Conservation Biology	[ view ]
Contemporary Humanities	[ view ]
Crime Analysis	[ view ]
Domestic Violence	[ view ]
Gender Studies	[ view ]
Maya Studies	[ view ]
Nonprofit Administration	[ view ]
Professional Writing	[ view ]
Public Administration	[ view ]
SAS Data Mining	[ view ]
Theoretical and Applied Ethics	[ view ]
* Utilizing a certificate program within the degree requires an application for the specific certificate program as well as the application for the MLS program.